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you anything about your property unless he tells you everything about it,” Frank Warner said. He said the requirement would be very expensive for many builders.
BZA chairman Louis “Butch” Zindel said that the board had to deal with a number of variance requests “some pretty blatant.” He suggested that in most cases this would add $200 to $400 to the cost of. the house. . - Tom Taylor agreed with Mr. Warner. He said that contractors now sign a certificate saying they have complied with setback requirements. He said the cost of surveying a 25-acre parcel with the house in the middle of it would be excessive. “I object to the blanket part of it,” he said, adding that it is reasonable for small lots. ■ Supervisor Chairman Hubert Gilkey nqted that the variance requests after the house is built have come mostly from large, qjg small, lots.
Newbill Miller agreed with Mr. Taylor. “There ought to be something that would trigger,, the survey,” he said. “This will cost the people of Rappahannock a whole lot more than it is worth.” He estimated it would cost more than a thousand
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