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light request
By FRANCES BISHOPP
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
Patrick O’Connell, a member of the Architectural Review Board, moved to the other side of the table at the ARB meeting last Thursday to submit a request that the Inn at Little Washington, of which he is a co-owner with •partner Reinhardt Lynch, be allowed to choose from two types of streetlights to be erected on the Inn’s property at the Inn’s expense.
Mr. O’Connell said that the Inn had chosen the Acorn Globe fixture, “Victorian III,” which has recently been put up near the Trinity Episcopal Church and is approved by the Town Council as a contender for the final streetlight chosen for the town, and the New Oxford fixture, which has not been erected in the town and has not been approved by the Town Council.
Mr. O’Connell said the fixtures would be paid for and maintained by the Inn. Board member Ed Barton inquired if the Inn would erect fixtures in the parking lot across the street from the Inn as well, since it was used primarily by patrons of the Inn. Mr. O’Connell replied that that would be decided after certain issues were determined as to who would be responsible for the electric bill once the fixtures were erected.
Mr. O’Connell said that the Inn was not interested in a another fixture approved by the Town Council, the Trimble House, and it was not among its final choices.
Board member Ed Barton suggested that the board defer action on Mr. O’Connell’s reSee
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