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By SHARON KILPATRICK
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
The Planning Commission again debated what road standards to require of subdividers at its meeting Nov. 15.
Last month they agreed that the proposed zoning amendments will specify that Type-Three roads will be allowed only in family subdivisions. These roads must have a 50-foot wide deeded right of way, but no surface treatment is specified for them.
That left the commissioners considering the definitions and requirements for TypeTwo and Type-One roads. Type-One roads are those that meet all the requirements to be taken into the state road system. They must have a 20-foot wide hard-surface treatment over gravel; there are other requirements having to do with ditching along the sides. Type-Two roads are the same, except that no hard surface treatment is required.
At the October meeting the planners
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