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J- Woodard said that the zoning (Changes will actually improve the visual impact. He showed a drawing of the proposed changes to the existing building, which he said will be “retail friendly.” The drawing shows the building with a porch and exterior enhancements added. • The new building will have little er no visual impact, because it will barely be visible from the highway, Woodard said. The building will be lower in height than the nearby Rappahannock Farmer’s Coop, and will lave a smaller footprint. Trees will provide additional screening. ; Exterior lights at the parking lot jvill be downshielded (pointed toward the ground) to eliminate glare fcnd reduce light pollution. ^ During discussion and public Questions John McCarthy, county administrator, said that access to the new building must, by deed, be through the existing property, and hot through the right-of-way to the Cast that passes through the Clark property. - McCarthy added that he would like Faith Mountain to post a performance bond to ensure completion of the landscaping. i Woodard said that posting a bond would be no problem, and that the building and site improvements will •meet the highest degree for retail Jrade.” a The fate of the present retail outlet in Sperry ville village was not discussed.
~ During public questions and discussion, John Hartline said that he looks down on the proposed building Site from his property, and he wants
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