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can remember when Phil used to say, *We welcome the competition,’” Mr. Miller said. He noted that he was part owner of the property which was formerly McKinley Blankenbaker’s house. He said that it is an “architecturally significant” Victorian house that is expensive to maintain.
Mr. Fannon made the motion to recommend approval, which passed unanimously, with Brooke Miller abstaining because he also had a partial interest in the property.
The planners next considered the application by Environmental Science & Engineering of Herndon, acting as agents for Quarles Petroleum of Fredericksburg, for a special exception to install a “groundwater treatment facility” at the F.T. Valley Grocery and on land across Route 231 belonging to Helen N. Coffey and others.
Mr. McCarthy recommended that the planners continue consideration of the application until next month. He said normally applications come from the property owners. In this case Quarles had indicated it had agreements with the Burkes, who own and grocery, and with the Coffeys, but in fact Quarles did not have an agreement with either property owner.
He said the leak was discovered some years after the tanks were removed and petroleum products are leaking into Beaver Dam Creek.
There are booms in place to cap
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