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By SHARON KILPATRICK
Rappahannock News Staff Writcr
The county Board of Zoning Appeals approved a variance from front and rear setbacks for a property in Woodville owned by Tom Taylor.
Mr. Taylor explained that he bought the property from the Wallace family in 1987. The property included two parcels, one- at the northeast comer of the U.S. 522 and Route 618 intersection, and one farther up Route 618 on the south side of the road.
He said this second piece of land was the garden plot for the property at the intersection in the middle of town.
Mr. Taylor sold the garden plot to Bryan Johnson, and Mr. Johnson had Mr. Taylor build a house on the lot.
The lot in Woodville has a house on it, but it has not been occupied for 20 or more years, Mr. Taylor said. Records seem to indicate that the back of the house is on the back lot line. The lot is very narrow about 45 by 180 feet. Mr. Taylor said he had at first wanted to repair the house. He said he had put about $2,000 into the building, $1,000 toward restoring the stone foundation and $1,000 to improvements inside. He said that David Brown, who owns the adjoining prop-^ erty, had then refused him permission to
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