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If she insisted on entering the parcel from the west, the planners agreed, the right-of-way must be deeded and improved to the same Type II gravel road standard.
Mrs. Cloud told the planners that arrangement was acceptable to her, and the recommendation for rezoning was passed to the Board of Supervisors unanimously. Mr. McCarthy noted that Mrs. Cloud must submit her formal proffer, in writing, to the supervisors before their Sept. 5 meeting in order for action to be taken on her application.
Error leads to variance
Sally Nash presented the planner with a request for a variance to the setback requirements for her home on Route 600, west of Sperryville.
The variance is necessary, Mr. McCarthy explained, because her contractor had erred and placed her house too close to the lot line.
The problem arose, contractor Sam Clifton explained, because the house was built in a conservation zone, which requires 100-foot setbacks. Accustomed to the 50-foot setbacks required in other zones, Mr. Clifton said, he didn’t check the building permit to see the increased setbacks necessary for the home.
The error was discovered, Mr. McCarthy said, when the driveway to the home was constructed on land which a neighbor felt belonged to
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