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Margaret Haynes Residence: Harrisonburg Age: 45 Political party: Democrat Education: B.A., James Madison University Current elective office: None Occupation: District representative for U S. Rep. Jim Olin, D-5th Personal: Married to Dr. John Wood. One son, David Phone number: 703-4339433
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then the value of thib^e proffers ought to be applied to any subsequent impact fees. j Ms. Haynes also supports such local growth-managemeny tools, saying she feels “very strongly that jurisdictions and localities should get to make their own decisions about the type of community they want.” She called Sen. Miller’s efforts on behalf of legislation that forced counties to allow double-wide trailers in agricultural areas an idea that “flies in the face of the Jeffersonian democratic system, where government is supposed to be close to the people.” Ms. Haynes served on a committee that recently composed Harrisonburg’s first-ever comprehensive plan. She favors a local-option impact fee system, but would retain the Dillon Rule (where the state keeps all power not specifically vested to localities). Sen. Miller said he withdrew sponsorship of the “double-wide” legislation “because of the people in Rappahannock and Fauquier,” although he did vote for it, and it
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