“there’s not an ordinance that won’t

“there’s not an ordinance that won’t have to be waived, amended or ignored ... It violates every ordinance — and the comprehensive plan.” Nina Norman offered a point-bypoint summary of the goals stated in the comprehensive plan, ticking off each one which she felt the proposal conflicts with. Diane Bruce seconded Mrs. Norman’s questions about conflicts with the comprehensive plan, adding that, of the plan’s 26 goals, her review found 16 which would need to be addressed. “Your duty,” she told the planning commissioners, “is to look at the plan and rules and apply them as you see how it fits with this application.” Mr. Miller noted that, following approval of the subdivision by the Town Council last month, “that makes 13 existing or proposed drainfields” in the long arc of fields and yards on the west side of Main Street which sweeps from Blue Ridge Ave. to the Norman’s property next to the Post Office. He suggested “a detailed environmental study of the soils to see if they will accept that much sewage,” adding that the architectural firm doin& the design work “must be environmentally sensitive” to the impact of the expansion on the town’s future. Rappahannock Properties A naturally beautiful farm of 104.28 acres with streams, ponds, and good views. Log cabin dates back 200 years and has two great fireplaces, bam, and several outbuildings. Very private. Shown by appointment. $550,000. Flint Hill Well constructed Brick Colonial Cape Cod on approximately two acres with a panoramic view of the mountains, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, custom kitchen, 2 fireplaces, full basement, and much more. $195,000. Stately older restored home in the village with five fireplaces, 3 baths, approximatley 10 rooms, a wonderful location for doctor, lawyer or antiques, etc. Move right in. $250,000.

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