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“It’s nice to find a solution to a problem,” said Planning Commissioner Werner Krebser at the close of an informal and relaxed work session Tuesday night.
The problem? A perceived inequity and possible legal challenge to Rappahannock’s zoning and subdivision laws arising out of the denial of a family subdivision.
The solution? An ordinance amendment which would allow a sixth family subdivision from lots of record as of 1962 by special exception permit and in compliance with essentially the same standards which now govern the granting of variances.
This spring, when Joan Brown Doares sought approval to subdivide five acres for her son, she learned there were no family subdivision rights left for her property. Rappahannock’s zoning law allows five byright family subdivisions (with a two-acre
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