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• An existing house, separate tc the main building, is slated for ad ministrational use.
• Four trailers would also be parked on the grounds.
• Two entrances to the property are shown on the site plan, one ofl Main Street and one off Anderson Street Both already exist.
• The Wakefield Community Cen ter, which was tipped by some for possible use by the school, has been dropped from plans, county planner Laura Cox said.
• About an acre of fenced-in ground would be provided for grade school pupils and a smaller fenced-in space would be available for kindergarten pupils.
• Water and sewer facilities are already in place at the site.
• The school expects it would gen erate 322 traffic trips a day. This would include an estimated 10 trips by seven buses a day; four trips by 39 administrational staff a day; two trips by 23 students-a day and two dropoffs for 25 students a day.
• Current traffic levels generated by the assisted retirement home are estimated at 80 a day, making the estimated total when school and home are combined, 402 trips a day.
• The plan proposes 113 parking spaces and two for handicapped drivers.
• The Fauquier Board of Supervisors expects to vote on the proposed move following a joint public hearing with the Planning Commission, Aug. 29 in Warrenton.
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