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• questioned what had happened to the plans submitted by the Rappahannock News for a tree well at the end of the brick walk in front of its building on Main St.
• agreed to inspect the parking lot behind Doug Baumgardner’s law office on Main St. to see if his landscaping has been completed.
• will take the blueprints to The Meadows and inspect the addition under construction to assure that it is in compliance with the application as submitted and approved. Mrs. Willis told the members that it is also time to do a similar inspection of the Sims house on Blue Ridge Ave. “I feel that we have to keep an eye on projects and make sure they do it correctly,” she said.
• had another informal meeting with Robert Parrish, a fellow board member, to review the preliminary drawings of the addition he plans for his house on Blue Ridge Ave. After a lengthy discussion among the members, Mr. Parrish said he will think further about the design and return later with revised plans.
• agreed to attempt to cancel the regular December meeting, set for Dec. 21, but left open the option of scheduling a special meeting at an earlier date if either Mr. Huff or the Uhrichs return with further information
about their applications. Any special meeting will be announced and notices posted at the courthouse and the Post Office, Mrs. Willis said
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