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By SHARON KILPATRICK

Rappahannock News Staff Writer

The Board of Supervisors considered what to do about land use taxation after the next reappraisal at their March meeting this past Monday. Paxton Marshall, an economist with the Virginia Cooperative Extension Service, was invited to the meeting to discuss changes in the laws relating to land use taxation.

“Use value taxation was developed to protect those people in the business of farming whose properties are adjacent to exploding growth,” he said. But, he told the supervisors, “Use value taxation

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