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merly owned Heritage House Bed; and Breakfast. “I know the Herremas, and I know the bed and break-* fast business,” Mrs. ThomassbiT said. “The house is very appropri-; ate, and the Herremas will be an as-' set to the hospitality industry.”
Mr. Thomasson said they “would' make a positive contribution to the,; burgeoning tourist business in tbe, county. It is a quiet business wttK* limited business use of the right-5£* way.” ££
Terry Waggener, who owtB* property on the right-of-way, saiidthat the driveway serves seven loST. and that sometimes traffic goes tCJT. fast for the road. He said he was con£ cemed about the additional trips err the road the business would bring.
Mrs. Herrema said that if theyT actively farmed their nearly 29-acre., property, is would probably mean; more trips on the road than a bedand breakfast business would bring], ~
Wakefield District representative Werner Krebser asked if there was a maintenance agreementamong the lot owners for upkeep ofthe road. Mr. Waggener said he and" Mr. Herrema see to the upkeep of the road and request financial contri-; butions from other lot owners. He; said some contribute and some do not. Z
Lois Manookian said her prop-.' erty is at the beginning of the right-! of-way. “I’m the gatekeeper,” she* said. She said she had lived full-time in the county since 1976, and this was the first time she had “felt compelled to oppose an application. I ; don’t want strangers coming past* my house in any numbers at all.” * -
She said if the Herremas had a! farm with farmhands coming in daily! she could talk to them about travel-; ing on the road. “I wouldn’t have anyf objection if he wanted to farm it,”J she said. — l
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