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By CINDY MAHAN
Rappahannock Ncw» Staff Writer
It took nearly two hours last Thursday night for the town Architectural Review Board members to decide that it was not under their purview to approve or deny an application for a fountain to be installed on Trinity Episcopal Church property at the corner of Middle and Main Streets in Washington.
After much discussion, many digressions, rehashes and clashes, a motion was on the floor for a vote. Worded by ARB member Dwight Matthews, the motion was “This application as it has been presented, particularly with the particulars presented by Ms. van Dort with the way it is installed, does not come under the purview of the ARB."
Mr. Matthews, and members Ed Barton and Patrick O’Connell voted for the motion; Chairman Donna Kevis voted against it, and member Steve Critzer abstained.
Though the decision can be appealed, as it stands now, the fountain can be installed at any time.
The fountain will be six feet tall
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