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allow for such districts to be established for a term of four to 10 years and set the minimum lot size for subdivisions in an AFD at 50 acres.

• renewed the C. E. Johnson Agricultural and Forestal District, the county’s first AFD, for 10 years.

• named Jesse Pond and Hazel Zmn-Day to the Rappahannock Recreation Authority and Susan Parrish to the special committee investigating the implementation of “911” as an emergency number countywide.

• approved application for a county credit card to be used by John McCarthy, Sheriff John Henry Woodward, and authorized deputies for travel expenses while on county business.

• set the interest rate at eight percent on $24,764 borrowed by the Washington Volunteer Fire Department to pay off its Fanners Home Administration loan.

• approved changes in the building fee schedule, lowering the rate charged for inspection of unimproved structures such as pole barns which have neither plumbing nor electricity.

• directed Mr. McCarthy to determine the state-established limits on penalties for hunting or attempting to hunt within 100 yards of a public road. When the board previously adopted this local ordinance no penalties were set, an omission undiscovered until a case involving' the regulation was recently brought to court, Sheriff Woodward reported. “How about confiscation of

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