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a home. She doesn’t have a home!” the senior Mrs. Atkins countered.
In other action advertised for public hearing on Monday night, the supervisors:
• copied the zoning ordinance’s sections on use regulations into the subdivision ordinance and retitled the provisions as general regulations.
• enacted an amendment to the county’s trash ordinance making it illegal to deposit white goods, stoves, refrigerators, freezers, tires, scrap metal, wood, dead animals or fowl any place but in the county. landfill during its posted hours of operation.
The dumping of those items on the ground or in the receptacles at . Huntly, Scrabble and outside the landfill gates is a Class I misdemeanor, punishable by up to 12 months in jail and/or a fine of up to $1,000.
The board also agreed to have the county’s trash ordinances and the landfill’s hours of operation printed as flyers and made available in stores and gas stations throughout Rappahannock.
• issued a special exception permit to Michael Ray Smoot to operate a taxidermy business from a garage on his lot in Amissville.
• approved Sam Snead’s special exception application to subdivide 87 acres into three lots, all 25 acres or * more.
• declared the w eek of Dec. 11-17 as Drunk and Drugged Driving Awareness Week in Rappahannock County to coincide with a state designation for the same time frame.
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